Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-06
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on the ground.
Man ut the t,lephonc--.Iou miss Il
treat if you neglect Musser's stock OF
boots and shoes. Go and examine them,
they are bound to give satisfaction.
The borough fathers had u meeting
on Monday evening Ia look after the ln-
terests OF the town. The business trans
acted was of minor Importance
For SALE. The property Of John
SwartZ, Sr., hate Of Millheim, deceased.
situate on North street, is Offered for
sale. Apply To or address
q. W. SwARTZ, Executor,
Lewistown, Pa.
This portion of tho country was
Visited by heavy rains. accompanied BY
thunder and lightning, last Thursday
and Friday night. More OF the rain
| would not be an injury.
Centre Hall is full OF big ideas.
They now expect syndicate to come
and build monstl ously big hotel there.
They also want n permanent park or
grove for picnic purposes. Whoop 'er
tupl
&c. w. Wolf, of Fielder, Haines
twp, Pa, writes us to tell the people
that he has the best cider press in the
county. We therefor advise those who
have any apples to grind up to give his
press trial.
The residence of Major VIM. +.
Reynolds at Bellefonte was visited by
burglars last Friday night. They sue
ceeded in getting away with some sill
verware, a pair Of the Majors shoes
and lot of victuals.
MIR. Brooks, of Bellefonte. repre-
senting the Daily Ne,cS, Republican
and Fountain, OF that place, was in
town last week, to hunt up delinquent
subscribers and make collections. Mr..
B. is an agreeable and gentlemanly COL
lector.
Next Tuesday evening District At
torney James B. Correll, of Williams
port, is to be married to Miss Mary
Blanchard Mayor, daughter OF Presi-
dent Judge Mayor, of Lock Haven, the
event to take place in the Presbyterian
church of that place.
Geo. Mensh, of this place, packed
his" "grip-sack "last week and started for
Sunbury TO enter upon the duties of
brakeman on the Penna. railroad. We
hope George will have good luck on the
road and be promoted to letter posi-
tion in the near future.
John T. McDiyitt left a very good
sweet pumpkin at the JOURNAL office
last week. B. .. Deininger followed
with peck Of large and delicious quin-
ces. Right, bring in your specimens,
we'll see to it that they won't spoil.
Mrs. Maria Weaver, the Penn
street milliner, ,.was to the city bpgin-
ming Of this week. and now the Ladies'
all stare and firmly declare that they
never before beheld such tine collec-
tion of new millinery goods as are this
year displayed at Mrs. Weaver's estab
lishment --
Judge White, of Pittsburg, has
made decision which will be of con-
siderable interest to the colored popula-
tion of the country. 1t is in effect that
a coIOred mans countenance is Drind
tacie evidence that he was born in this
country, and is therefore a citizen of
the United States.
We hear that Prof. !. II. Kurzen-
knabe, of Harrisburg, is at work on an
other song book, which when completed
is said to eclipse any of his former pop
ular publications. The professors
friends and all others who are acquain-
ted with his compositions anticipate a
fine musical work.
ID. A. Musser made a great i'm
provement in the large dam north Of
town. He had a number of men at
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ing the bed several feet deeper. The
result is increased water power for his
mill, which enables the miller to grind
uninterruptedly. The job was done
last week.
j. VIM. Harter ,one of Rebersburg's
merchants, who, Dy the way, is wide
awake to business and always carries e
complete and very select stock of goods,
is at Philadelphia this week to purchase
a new-supply Of general merchandisefor
the fall and winter season. He is
bound to please his customers az to
quality and price of goods.
Several of Millheim's carpenters
have been working at Bellefonte the
| greater part of the past summer among
them John and Geo. Roger. of North
street. The erection of the new iron
furnaces and large number of new
dwelling houses in that place drew
many mechanics from all parts of the
county to the county seat.
The friends of III. III. Tomlinson, a
former merchant of this town, now re-
siding in Ellsworth, Kansas. will be
glad to hear that he and family are well
and getting along nicely. Mr.. Tomlin-
son is the senior partner In a grocery
store, and with his natural business en-
terprise will no doubt make things
boom In that western town.
A vALULBLE ESTATE FOR SALE
F. p. and T. e. Vouado, administrator
offer for sale all the real estate of the